stir

UK
/stɜː/
US
/stɜr/

Übersetzungen

stirverb
stirred
Präteritum
stirred
Partizip Perfekt
stirring
Gerundium
UK
/stɜː/
US
/stɝː/
She used a spoon to stir the soup.
Она использовала ложку, чтобы мешать суп.
He likes to stir his coffee before drinking it.
Он любит взбалтывать кофе перед тем, как его пить.
Please stir the paint thoroughly before using it.
Пожалуйста, тщательно размешайте краску перед использованием.
The wind began to stir the leaves on the trees.
Ветер начал шевелить листья на деревьях.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
stirsubstantiv
stirs
Pl.
UK
/stɜː/
US
/stɜr/
The stir of the spoon in the pot was rhythmic.
Перемешивание ложкой в кастрюле было ритмичным.
There was a stir in the audience when the celebrity appeared.
В аудитории поднялся шум, когда появилась знаменитость.
The slightest stir in the bushes caught his attention.
Малейшее движение в кустах привлекло его внимание.

Definitionen

stirverb
To mix a substance in a circular motion with a spoon or other implement.
She stirred the soup to make sure it didn't stick to the bottom of the pot.
To cause a feeling or emotion to be felt.
The speech stirred the crowd, filling them with hope and determination.
To move slightly or change position.
He stirred in his sleep but did not wake up.
To provoke or incite action or reaction.
The controversial article stirred a lot of debate among the readers.
stirsubstantiv
A state of excitement, agitation, or commotion.
The announcement of the new policy caused quite a stir among the employees.
The act of mixing a substance by moving an implement through it.
Give the soup a quick stir to make sure all the ingredients are well combined.
Prison; jail (slang, chiefly British and US).
He did five years in stir before getting his life back on track.
A slight movement or action.
There wasn't a stir from the audience as the performer took the stage.
A slight movement; a minimal or barely perceptible motion.
There was not a stir in the house as midnight approached.